There are growing signs that low prices are here to stay: the rising chatter of megamergers in the oil industry (see article) is a sure sign that oilmen are bracing for a shake-out.
And while there is, inevitably, rising chatter about ushering Theresa May out of office, it seems clear that none of the candidates who would love to replace her, want to be the person to take over right now.
In other company news, shares of Dow Chemical rose on chatter that the company could be the target of a leveraged buyout, according to a report in London's Sunday Express newspaper.
But rising above the chatter of the crowds is another noise: the amplified sound of rocked-up cheesy Christmas songs.
As you pull the headset over your eyes, you find yourself transported to that black sand beach, the hiss of the waves mixing with the rising strings, the chatter of Sunday record shoppers silenced.
Connecting holidays with volunteer work has become something of a trend among nonprofit organizations in recent years, particularly since Sept. 11, 2001, and rising above the chatter to gain attention for a new one could prove difficult.
No matter how historic the prospect of electing a woman or black man as president this year, if the rising volume of chatter in the news and entertainment media is any measure, women are doing a little re-tallying.
BHP Billiton ended 5.4% higher at £18.65, helped by ongoing chatter of rising Chinese interest.
Rivers, the coach of the newly crowned Boston Celtics, began to nod, his eternally scratchy voice rising above the nearby chatter.
It consisted largely of sounds recorded in and around the murky old Gowanus Canal, in Brooklyn: machine noises, trucks backing up, the bell of a rising drawbridge, sirens, pedestrian chatter, and, for a long while, a voice softly humming a childlike, three-note melody.
Thus, "Luv the Nug" was born in conjunction with its agency, gyro Cincinnati, which spotted this passionate ice-chewing crowd rising above the online chatter.
